Next GTA episode coming out on Oct. 29
Rockstar revealed yesterday that the next downloadable expansion for Grand Theft Auto IV, entitled The Ballad of Gay Tony, will be coming exclusively to the Xbox 360 on October 29th. The game will release on Xbox Live for 1600 Microsoft Points ($16) that day, but will also be coming to retail stores that day as part of a $40 compilation disc entitled Episodes from Liberty City that includes the previous DLC GTA title, The Lost and the Damned.
Rockstar revealed yesterday that the next downloadable expansion for Grand Theft Auto IV, entitled The Ballad of Gay Tony, will be coming exclusively to the Xbox 360 on October 29th. The game will release on Xbox Live for 1600 Microsoft Points ($16) that day, but will also be coming to retail stores that day as part of a $40 compilation disc entitled Episodes from Liberty City that includes the previous DLC GTA title, The Lost and the Damned.
Like The Lost and the Damned, The Ballad of Gay Tony will take place in GTA IV's Liberty City, with a minor character from GTAIV acting as the protagonist. In this expansion, the player will assume the role of Luis Fernando Lopez, the bodyguard of nightclub owner Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince. So far, Rockstar has only released the logo for the game, and one character drawing, shown in the image above.
Source: Joystiq
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